I did grab some deep discounts in March, and am wishing I would have grabbed some REITS at that time as well. 

Only thing I can possibly think of is to start a general search with that pricing point in the Deep South and maybe you'll find something after a lot of clicking.  

Nothing wrong with this and it will lead to some of the best returns, but you rarely talk about the negatives, chief among them the added risk of more leverage and the necessity to be right about a lot of things. basic finance shows us that if you get over leveraged, you destroy value pretty quick: Again, if the investor has a deep understanding of the market and the time to keep track of the needed variables, this can be quite profitable.

I’m not that deep into it, but definitely looking to make this a big upgrade.I’ll post pics as the work progresses... or maybe start a thread and just link to that.

I fully intend to start out in my local community where I have deep understanding on the area versus venturing too far away. 

Now I feel that I wasn’t thinking in deep that I may do a micro management on a contractor not necessarily in intent but just to protect from overcharging materials for new investors like me who can be clueless what they are being charged.

Most of us are knee deep into tax season, but reach out to some folks and see who can provide a consultation.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence wholesale investment in Indianapolis.

Purchase price: $35,000

Cash invested: $200

Sale price: $50,000

We got the property under contract at 35k. It was a ...

We call it “deep dive”.

Investment Info:

Single-family residence wholesale investment.

Purchase price: $28,000

Cash invested: $200

Sale price: $34,000

This property came from an absentee out of state investor. Her Ex-hu...